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Strategies & Market Trends : Anthony@Pacific & TRUTHSEEKER Expose Crims & Scammers!!! -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: StockDung who wrote (4815)	11/6/2007 3:51:40 PM
From: ravenseye	Respond to of 5673

yes, i know. it should be longer in my opinion. oh well, maybe history will repeat and he might screw up again when he is free to do so! he has another birthday to celebrate soon in club fed. will you be visiting him anytime soon? lma(zz)o give my regards if you do! eh flo, isn't his house on the foreclosure auction block?

To: StockDung who wrote (4815)	11/6/2007 4:22:49 PM
From: StockDung	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5673

SEC overturns ban on stock trader \| Elgindy's firm also ordered reinstated Conor Dougherty / STAFF WRITER 198 words 11 March 2004 The San Diego Union-Tribune / English (c) 2004 San Diego Union Tribune Publishing Company. Provided by ProQuest Information and Learning. All Rights Reserved. The Securities and Exchange Commission has overturned a decision by the National Association of Securities Dealers to ban San Diego stock trader Amr "Anthony" Elgindy from the securities business. The SEC also said yesterday that it dismissed a $50,000 fine that had been imposed on Elgindy by the NASD and ordered that Elgindy's firm, Key West Securities, be reinstated to NASD membership. The SEC upheld the NASD's decision to impose a joint $1,000 fine on Elgindy and his firm. "It was a good day," Elgindy said yesterday. The fines and penalties had been levied a year ago after the NASD found that in 1997 Elgindy manipulated the price of a penny stock, Saf T Lok, a Pennsylvania company that made trigger locks for firearms. "We cannot conclude that the evidence demonstrates that (Elgindy or Key West) engaged in a manipulative scheme," the SEC's opinion stated. Elgindy is scheduled to stand trial in June on unrelated allegations of securities fraud. He declined to comment on that matter. Conor Dougherty: (760) 476-8245; conor.dougherty@uniontrib.com